Which QB should the Rams draft next year and where?

  • To unlock all of features of Rams On Demand please take a brief moment to register. Registering is not only quick and easy, it also allows you access to additional features such as live chat, private messaging, and a host of other apps exclusive to Rams On Demand.
Pupped said:
McVay needs/likes guys with big arms..
Click to expand...
Not sure where this comes from. He loved John Wolford, gave chances to Bryce Perkins, started Brett Rypien and drafted Stetson Bennett, none of which have/had big arm
He gave a huge contract to Jared Goff, wouldnt consider him to have a big arm, surely enough arm
The thing about drafting a kid is that you know you have them for 4 years, so there's no need to rush to see what they got.
Levis is going on the last year of his rookie deal, could be a Garoppolo replacement and they could still draft a QB if they liked the potential
 
  • Like
Reactions: DzRams and OldSchool
dieterbrock said:
Not sure where this comes from. He loved John Wolford, gave chances to Bryce Perkins, started Brett Rypien and drafted Stetson Bennett, none of which have/had big arm
He gave a huge contract to Jared Goff, wouldnt consider him to have a big arm, surely enough arm
The thing about drafting a kid is that you know you have them for 4 years, so there's no need to rush to see what they got.
Levis is going on the last year of his rookie deal, could be a Garoppolo replacement and they could still draft a QB if they liked the potential
Click to expand...
I think, like a lot here, he's fascinated with a mobile QB. That said the guy still has to have enough arm for him as well which is why those guys you mentioned are gone. If either had any kind of arm they'd still be here IMO.

Also intrigued by Levis like a few others are here.
 
DzRams said:
On the experience thing, the stats do show that when a QB has less than 25 starts, they overwhelmingly fail. I believe that would be mitigated though because our plan wouldn't be to toss them into the fire as an immediate starter which is what is happening with 1st round picks nowadays. Having a guy sit for a year or two like Love and Rodgers before him seems to have some success.

I see no evidence that McVay needs a guy with a big arm / cannon. Goff doesn't have a cannon and he ran the McVay offense well. McVay got tired of his inability to mentally grow and adapt the scheme changes, not because his arm lacked in any way.

For this reason, I see plenty of upside with Simpson or Chambliss.
Click to expand...
Goff has a VERY strong arm.

I’m sorry, that’s just silly.
 
  • 4Like
Reactions: ljramsfan, RamFan503, ReekofRams and 1 other person
Pupped said:
Goff has a VERY strong arm.

I’m sorry, that’s just silly.
Click to expand...
He's never been described as having a huge arm. I'd describe him like Dieterbrock just did: "enough arm." The biggest description I've always heard with him is "he can make all the throws", not that he has a cannon.
 
  • Like
  • Not So Sure
Reactions: dieterbrock and ReekofRams
DzRams said:
He's never been described as having a huge arm. I'd describe him like Dieterbrock just did: "enough arm." The biggest description I've always heard with him is "he can make all the throws", not that he has a cannon.
Click to expand...
He doesn’t have a “cannon”.. he has a strong arm. Velo was measured at 58. He throws deep outs and deep seams with power and accuracy.

Get him off platform and it’s a different story. He doesn’t have that wrist-flick, crazy throw ability like Allen or Stafford.
 
  • Like
Reactions: rdlkgliders
Malik Willis will be one of the top FA's this year, I would very much want McSnead to take a shot at him if Stafford retires. And him retiring will be the only chance we have as Willis will be desired for a lot of starting jobs.

Levis could be interesting but as some others have said, it's like he has no feel for the pocket at all and makes dumb decisions with the ball, hard to fix but not impossible.
 
  • Like
Reactions: jrry32
And Beck further proves who he is as a person by walking off the field after the loss without shaking any hands.

I hope to holy fate we don't even sign him or Pavia as UDFAs, let alone draft them.
 
RamFan503 said:
Yeah. I noticed that. Really a bad look.
Click to expand...

Kid's done everything in his power to prove he's an entitled asshole. He's thrown his receivers under the bus, he's thrown his offensive line under the bus, he's thrown his coaches under the bus (all three without even thinking that he did something wrong, and it happened at Georgia and Miami, so it's not just one place he's had issues with), and now he walks off the field without shaking hands, a sore loser who is saltier than the Dead Sea.

He and Pavia are both on my Do-Not-Draft list, and at this point, I don't even think Beck's worthy of being signed as an UDFA; his attitude sucks that much.
 
Memento said:
He's thrown his receivers under the bus, he's thrown his offensive line under the bus, he's thrown his coaches under the bus (all three without even thinking that he did something wrong, and it happened at Georgia and Miami, so it's not just one place he's had issues with)
Click to expand...
Heck, he even thru NIL under the bus when asked if he was missing any classes, his response of "I graduated 2 years ago" while funny, was a bad look.
We all know what's happening but you dont have to broadcast that crap. As a graduate transfer, he's supposed to be matriculating in graduate classes
 
  • Like
Reactions: Memento
1768937503395.webp
 
Memento said:
Kid's done everything in his power to prove he's an entitled asshole. He's thrown his receivers under the bus, he's thrown his offensive line under the bus, he's thrown his coaches under the bus (all three without even thinking that he did something wrong, and it happened at Georgia and Miami, so it's not just one place he's had issues with), and now he walks off the field without shaking hands, a sore loser who is saltier than the Dead Sea.

He and Pavia are both on my Do-Not-Draft list, and at this point, I don't even think Beck's worthy of being signed as an UDFA; his attitude sucks that much.
Click to expand...
He’s got all the physical tools but he’s insufficient in the head and heart department. His body language sucks. He sulks. Right before the final drive last night, people were walking up to him trying to fire him up. It should be the other way around. He should be the one walking around, dapping everyone up, motivating the o line, telling the entire offense “hey boys, we are about to go score!!!!”. But everyone else had to babysit his psyche.

That said if he dropped to the 3rd or 4th round, I’d take a flyer on him. He’s started in like 40+ college football games, played in raucous environments, has all the physical tools. People who played worse than him in college went on to have good pro careers (Purdy, Dak). But first or second round?? Helllllll no.
 
Spider2YB said:
He’s got all the physical tools but he’s insufficient in the head and heart department. His body language sucks. He sulks. Right before the final drive last night, people were walking up to him trying to fire him up. It should be the other way around. He should be the one walking around, dapping everyone up, motivating the o line, telling the entire offense “hey boys, we are about to go score!!!!”. But everyone else had to babysit his psyche.

That said if he dropped to the 3rd or 4th round, I’d take a flyer on him. He’s started in like 40+ college football games, played in raucous environments, has all the physical tools. People who played worse than him in college went on to have good pro careers (Purdy, Dak). But first or second round?? Helllllll no.
Click to expand...

No way. The quarterback position is the absolute last position you want with someone who has serious attitude issues or with throwing others under the bus, or who act like sore losers.

Compare Matthew Stafford to Carson Beck. Not their talent, just their heart and mindset. Pick whom you wish in whatever round. I'm going with someone who doesn't sulk, who acts up to the standards of the team, who doesn't throw people under the bus, who accepts responsibility.

If you go with the latter over the former, it's not just stupid; it's dangerous to a team's chemistry and if he's your starter, you will be fired for it.
 
  • High Five
Reactions: BC Ramfan
Spider2YB said:
That said if he dropped to the 3rd or 4th round, I’d take a flyer on him. He’s started in like 40+ college football games, played in raucous environments, has all the physical tools. People who played worse than him in college went on to have good pro careers (Purdy, Dak). But first or second round?? Helllllll no.
Click to expand...
I wouldn't. He's turnover prone, he has underwhelming physical tools, and I'm not a fan of the intangibles. I see nothing worth getting excited over.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Memento
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top Bottom
Back